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Caddie Woodlawn Study Guide

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by Carol Ryrie Brink
About 79 pages (23,646 words)
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Caddie Woodlawn Study Guide consists of approx. 79 pages of summaries and analysis on Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink. Browse the literature study guide below:

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  About the Author

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In 1864, eleven-year-old Caddie Woodlawn and her family live in a big house on the Wisconsin prairie, where they have moved from Boston. Caddie is a tomboy, much to her mother's dismay, and she loves to play with her brothers Warren and Tom. This red-headed trio frequently finds adventure and trouble. Unlike the rest of the family, which has dark red hair, the adventurous Caddie, Tom and Warren have bright hair, which shines in the sunlight. (read more)
      Chapter 1, The Three Adventurers
      Chapter 2, The Circuit Rider
      Chapter 3, Pigeons in the Sky
      Chapter 4, A Silver Dollar
      Chapter 5, Nero, Farewell!
      Chapter 6, A Schoolroom Battle
      Chapter 7, Attic Magic
      Chapter 8, Breeches and Clogs
      Chapter 9, The Rose is Red
      Chapter 10, Hoofs in the Dark
      Chapter 11 "Massacree!"
      Chapter 12, Ambassador to the Enemy
      Chapter 13, Scalp Belt
      Chapter 14, A Dollar's Worth
      Chapter 15, "Fol de Rol-lol"
      Chapter 16, Warren Performs
      Chapter 17, Pee-Wee
      Chapter 18, News from the Outside
      Chapter 19, Unexpected Heroes
      Chapter 20, Alas! Poor Annabelle!
      Chapter 21, Father Speaks
      Chapter 22, A Letter with a Foreign Stamp
      Chapter 23, Pigeons or Peacocks?
      Chapter 24, Travelers Return

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